Me for the last 2 years lol

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On my 5th motorcycle, I just don't get pull over.

That’s crazy!

Dude I’m looking at one with 300 miles on it 2022 in black! But they’re asking for 6k before anything else 🤦‍♂️

Thanks for the feedback man! Glad you found it useful.

Make sure its In a neighborhood

You could get a stunt cage or frame sliders. Pretty extreme though, more for stunt bike builds. Best to just take it easy and go slow!

@@immortalgaming5478 dropping the clutch is harmful for the bike in some way, at least from my understanding. In terms of the winglets, I don’t really think they would be significant enough to cause trouble with wheelies. I’m not a physicist, but I would imagine those winglets don’t actually produce much downforce until higher speeds.

lol. None yet!

I have done a lot of wheelies on my R3 and at 2,000 miles I can say this method no longer works. My clutch works fine changing gear but it must be worn down just enough to not lift the front anymore

My other one fell off while riding on the interstate, haven’t got to replacing it yet lol

@@mrbishop833 I see, I've seen couple of riders riding like that. Figured maybe they are influenced by someone.

For sure! Be more careful tho

Why do people always assume it's for other people's judgment. People want to do things for themselves.

Not about looking cool, it’s about having fun in a parking lot and occasionally on an empty straight road

Why do it, why care if other people think you look cool, just end up wrecking your bike and getting hurt trying to drag knee. I can tell you the same thing. Also riding a motorcycle is not special, if you can ride a bicycle, you can ride a motorcycle, tired of people constantly making counter steering seem like the end of the world. Anyone who rides a motorcycle can counter steer, but not everyone can wheelie.

@@rickyGman11 The issue is that you also need to know what counter-steering is and how it works, because mindful practice allows for the technique to be so ingrained that the rider can fall back to it in times of panic. There’s a video of a guy that had an accident with a truck because he saw the other vehicle coming in the opposite direction after a blind corner, so he started to panic and instead of keeping on leaning the bike to reduce the turn radius, he stated pushing the handlebar in the direction of the truck multiple times, thus making him go into the opposite lane and into the truck’s front end. I’d be surprised if that guy mindfully practiced counter steering when riding normally

I don't know what I did wrong, but I went full 12 o'clock and messed up my bike and it's only a 300.